New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
JOHN MOST OUT ON BAIL.
A WOMAN FURNISHES The SECURITY.
THE ANARCHIST Ar-ILwARD TOOK DINNER WITH

THE ANARCHIST ArTELWARD TOOK DINNER WITH
HER THE SCENE IN COURT.
The deforned face and disasTeeable leer OF the
Anarchist John Most. yesterday in the
General sessions court where less than year and
half ago he made earnest but Intellectual! eiort to
induce jury 10 aclut in a long hsrangue Mosts
appearance was not greatly different from that shown
his first arrest except that the cutting OF his hair and
shaving incident TO prison life had made his HAIR aud
beard, again grown long, tristling than
His deformty more apparent and his face uglier
shan
Most. though he had expressed disgust with all law
yers at the close of his last trial, not without his
lega defender when he appeared before Judge Cowng.
Inspector Byrncs and Detective Crowley in charge
Of the prisoner Besides his awy he had few friends
10 whom he spoke. Several longharcd aud uncean
persons pointed out Anarchists. The courtroom
crowd otherwise was of the usual character. Many
persons had been attracted by the report that Most
would he in court and that part of the audience only re-
NAMED while MOsts case was under consideration
Mrs. Ida Hoffman. of No 81 Seventh-st.. who after
ward offered the security for Mosrs appearance, was
prominent figure the Enclosed place reserved FOR
female witnesses. She Is reputed to be q believer In
many Most's theories. Dstrict-Attorney MARITIME
called the attention of Judge Cowing TO Mosts case
william f. Howe. Most's counsel, made n speech In
which he declared that the newspapers had assaied Most
unfairly. The defendant, he said denied that he had
used the words imputed 10 him by the newspapers
The indictment he assaulted mt worth the paper on
which written. lie asked leave TO In crpose a
plea Of not guilty with an opportunity to denur TO the
indictment. but Judge Cowiug accepted only the plea
District Attorney MARITIME consented at Mr.. Howes
quest to allow the minutes of the Grand Jury i'll the
Most case 70 be made known to the defendant
DISCU. sing TIKI AMOUNT OF BAIL.
The question of the amount of bail to be asked was
then debated by District Attorney MARITIME and Mr.
Howe Mr. Marine suggested that as Most was per
sisent yioator Of the law the bail should DO at large
figure for mis- leDeanOr lie asked that bail be fixed
a:$,5Oo. This demand grieved the opposing lawyer.
mildly suggested $500 Judge Cowing said that he
did wish the bail to be unduy burdensomc. On the
other mani it essential to guard the rights OF the
people and to that the defendant remained IN the
city. He fixed bail at $1,000 Both the District
Attorney and Most satisfied with this decision and
there little difficulty reaching conclusion the
next questionable date for trial Mr.. MARITIME sus-
gested next Wednesday. Mr. Howe, mindful OF his
Thanksgiving feast said that the trial would occupy
tn day. and it might be inconvenent ia have
holiday intervene between two days of it, The case
set down by Judge Cowiug for next Tuesday.
Most lett the court room and was again taken to the
Tornbs. lie did not remain there long Authenticated
Mrs Hoffman had proven TO the satisfaction OF the Dis
trict Attorney that she owned equity of $1,000 in
her house in Seventh ST. Most sent for, the bond
signed and Most again free man. lie and |
Ma. Hoffman left the building together
MG. NICOiL WILL CONDUCT THE CASE.
Mr.. MARITIME has put the Most into the hands OF
Delaney Sicon for preparation. The trial will I'M
doubtedy begin Tuesday. Most's lawyers think that
they have perfect defence. II attempt is made to
oye that speech delivered by Most on saturday
evening of the nature OF the one printed IN some of the
suliay newspapers, fifty Anarchists Will be ready TO
swear that speech delivered something entirely
different.
Like a we-fed in his stall Most slept souudy in
0 cell in the basement OF Police ea tIuar,crs Thurs
day night Is believed by the police oiras tdat Most
Is Anarchist chiefly for what 1t can make out OF us
feliow.Anarchists." or in democratic lnnsuase for
revenue Ouy." lie AMI Justus ScIwi, the second 81.
beer seller, believed 10 be SLOWING away many
dollars that have ont If the pockets o their
ignorant disciples in the Anarchy business Both have
to vigorous language at times 10 keep up their rcpu-
taons among the faithful. but -cIwab Is cunning
not to rant in pubic and the police caun0t get
evidence that he tries mite riots. Most ate good
bioaici capitalists" Otherwise the police yesterday
morning ant he has 80 far disresar0ci tue Anarchist
traditions AS TO wash his hancS dnc lace
MOST Dimes WITH MRS. HOFFMAN.
A ter Most was liberated he wen. with Mrs. II ohman
10 her home and dned After that he to bis Office
In Willam-St., where his b0dyguard, the three buriy
composors were anxiouslg awaiting him. They had
already heard OF his delyerance and celebrating
the occasion with beer aud sandwiches Most refused
~ anything about his arrest except tina; II was an
outrage. Hermann strelltz young German reporter.
said yesterday tust he was IN TIE hall when Most made
the speech that caused his arrest.
II do not like Most at ALL. be said am Socialist.
and entirely opposed 10 Most and his actions, hut
know that he didn't make use Oi the resrAs mat lie Is
char-ei with. and am going Ia testify 10 tha effect al
the trial Mos refused 10 he interviewed bN me HOtd
reporter who at the meeting: that reporter not
allowed in the room; he wrote that oat or his
head"
N 4 IN FAVOR OF SOCIAL REFORM BY MURDER
FoSD DIT LAC. Wis. Nov. lS.-At the convention of .
the Union Labor party OF Wisconsin yesterday, W. G. +
z hlen of Milwaukee. offered resolution "rhat II is
lOor rnmeutary American liberty u any one /
cond mued 10 deaf or lifelong imprisonment Tor being
social re Ormer, the with the Chicago
Anarchists AMI protesting against further interfer
re u
stItutDna n ghts." The reseutiOa was by almost
vote aii on The table. the convention not
declining II Of proper petite a nature TO be Endorsed